5.1 IPv4 |
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5.1.1 Network Layer - Communication from Host to Host |
5.1.2 The IP v4 Protocol - Example Network Layer Protocol |
5.1.3 The IP v4 Protocol - Connectionless |
5.1.4 The IP v4 Protocol - Best Effort |
5.1.5 The IP v4 Protocol - Media Independent |
5.1.6 IP v4 Packet - Packaging the Transport Layer PDU |
5.1.7 IP v4 Packet Header |
5.2 Networks - Dividing Hosts into Groups |
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5.2.1 Networks - Separating Hosts into Common Groups |
5.2.2 Why Separate Hosts Into Networks? - Performance |
5.2.3 Why Separate Hosts Into Networks? - Security |
5.2.4 Why Separate Hosts Into Networks? - Address Management |
5.2.5 How Do We Separate Hosts Into Networks? - Hierarchical Addressing |
5.2.6 Dividing the Networks - Networks from Networks |
5.3 Routing - How Our Data Packets are Handled |
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5.3.1 Device Parameters - Supporting Communication Outside Our Network |
5.3.2 IP Packets - Carrying Data End to End |
5.3.3 A Gateway - The Way Out of Our Network |
5.3.4 A Route - The Path to a Network |
5.3.5 The Destination Network |
5.3.6 The Next Hop - Where the Packet Goes Next |
5.3.7 Packet Forwarding - Moving the Packet Toward its Destination |
5.4 Routing Processes: How Routes are Learned |
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5.4.1 Routing Protocols - Sharing the Routes |
5.4.2 Static Routing |
5.4.3 Dynamic Routing |
5.5 Labs |
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5.5.1 Lab - Examining a Device's Gateway |
5.5.2 Lab - Examining a Route |
5.6 Summary |
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5.6.1 Summary |
5.7 Quiz |
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5.7.1 Chapter Quiz |